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Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 22, 20 August 1891, Page 1

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TjuiTED'HUNT STEEPLE CHASES,' Xr To be held at FEILD I N G, s OK - "WEDNESDAY., SEPTEMBER^, 1891 President -John 1 Saxon. Esq. Tice- ■ President-T). <H Macarthur, Esq.,; MHR*. Judge— ¥. Y. ' Lethbndge, Esq. * * 'Starter— Mr Hannett. Cl&rie of Scales-Mr Ward, , Clerk of " Course— Mr R. G. Edwards. Handi-capper^-TAr J. E. Henry. Stewards— ' H. Xance,' Edwards, i rawtord, JKirton, Love-joy, Ridley, Ward, Elkington, and Clissold, 1 .PROGRAMME. 1 Maiden Hack Steeplechase, of 10 . sovs ; weight for age ; for horses - that have never wou an advertised steeplechase; entrai«ce, 10s; dis- , tance^ about two miles ; to s>tart at 11 15 a.m. % Handicap Hack Hurdles, of 15 soys; noniiuauon, ss; acceptance, 10s; distance, about 2 iailes. 3. HCMT LLUB CUP &lEEPLECHASE, a Cup of the value of 15 -ovs ; second horse . to receiye a trophy of the value of 5 sots ; for qualified horses only (see rules at foot),; nomination, st> ; ac- ♦ ■ ceptance, 10s'; minimum weight, 11 stone; aboutr 3 miles; Gentlemen /•■ - riders, who must produce their eertificates from the Metropolitan Club m the district in which they reside, ,will be allowed 71 bs off handicap weight; tojstart at i p.m. 4, Welteb Handicap 'Hack Flat Race, ' ' of' 15 sovs ; nomination, 5& ; ac*. ' ' ceptance, 10s ; about l£ miles ; minimum weight 10 stone; to start at j, 140pm. . i :■ . 5 Open Hai.dtcap Steeplechase, of da - r'- sovsj 'second horse to receive 5 soys , -from the stakes; nomination, 15s ; acceptance, 15s ; about 2 miles ; to start at 2 30 p.m. .. 6 The Ladies' Bracelet; a handicap steeplechksej the first horse to receive a Bracelet of the value of 15 sovsj second horse to receive a Bracelet of the value of 5 sovs ; for qualified hunters, nominated, by Ladies ; same "conditions' as No. 3 race •' nomination, ss ; a< d'ptance, 10k -'about 2' miles ; winner of Cup ta carry 71bs penalty; to start at 3;15 1 FjnTl Hack Steeplechase, of i5 ' sovs; 'nomination ss; acceptance, 10s; distance, about \\ miles; to start at 4 pm."; weights declared after Bracelet is run. ■DATES O*f NOMINATION S, ACV CEPTANCES, &e. ' . Dtomindtions-On Saturday, 22ud Au. ' a*A Entries for MaidenMosday, 7th September, at 8 p m. jWeigliU will appear ou Fbiday. 4th September. EDLES AND REGULATIONS ' I All racesVill'be run under rules ol racing -'adopted ■ by the Metropolitan ' '2. All races, with exception of No 5 open'tb hack's enly. Definition of hacks, aTadopted b^ W:J.C, strictly adhereti ' ''3 A hunter is ahorse that has beet liunted -with' 'any recognised pack ;oi hbunds'for season 1891 to the satisfaction of the Master, and must be the bonajidi property of a member of the Club. • 4 In races 3 and 6 Master's Certificat< inast be produced to the Clerk of th( Scales or the horse will not be allowec to start. "■ . 5. All Nominations, Entries, Accept' ances, &c, accompanied by the amoun payable, must be in the hands of th< Secretary not' later than 8 p.m. ou date: named. ' ' . *&' All nominations,' must contain des. flriptidnd,' ag e > ped^ree, performances arid necessary' Fees and Colors of fiideri inust be' forwarded with acceptances anc general entries. goodbeheee Hon. Sec E~MPIRE LUNCHEON & SUPPEI • • SALOON. The Oyste' Shop of Wellington, Oyster season 1891. W. SIMEONS, TWler in Oysters, c ,Smoked Fish an< ' * Shell'Fish of every kind. Also PoulteVer and f Licensed Dealer ii Also jtuim Gai?e Vi«if nrs to Wellington are invited to cal SXEEET,,WELLINGTON